Phenotypic Plasticity¶
Pigliucci, M. (2001). Phenotypic Plasticity: Beyond Nature and Nurture. Johns Hopkins University Press.
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- Accommodation
- The dividing line is whether the entity's fundamental identity or purpose persists: accommodation preserves it; adaptation can dissolve it, a contrast Pigliucci (2001) makes precise in his treatment of phenotypic plasticity as identity-preserving adjustment within a broader adaptive landscape.
This sourceSynthesis of phenotypic plasticity as organism-level, identity-preserving adjustment to environmental variation, distinguished from adaptation involving niche or identity transformation.
- The dividing line is whether the entity's fundamental identity or purpose persists: accommodation preserves it; adaptation can dissolve it, a contrast Pigliucci (2001) makes precise in his treatment of phenotypic plasticity as identity-preserving adjustment within a broader adaptive landscape.
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